The AllShare Cast Dongle works by using two connections at the same time. Samsung should however remove the “Galaxy S III” from the package advertisment to avoid confusion, the “Note and Galax S” AllShare Cast Dongle should be more appropriate. This review for example is based on my usage of the dongle with the Note II which worked flawlesly. Luckily it’s compatible with all of Samsung’s latest high-end devices such as the S III, Note 2 ,Note 10.1 and any new AllShare Cast device they might release in the future. A quick look at our particular model’s package actually reveals its full name as the “Samsung Galaxy S III AllShare Cast Dongle”, which might lead some in thinking that its exclusively for the Galaxy S III. There’s been some confusion due to the varying names, but the EAD-T10 model number should leave no doubt that it’s all pretty much the same product. The Samsung AllShare Cast Dongle, in some markets known as the Allshare Cast Wireless Hub is one of Sammy’s most expensive and also at first one of their most intriguing accessories. An accessory, smaller than most portable hard drives that could replaces a wired HDMI/MHL connection and allowing you to wirelessly mirror what’s happening on your screen to your TV? It sounded like the ultimate accessory for the Samsung Galaxy owner, but is it really worth the premium? And considering its using a wireless connection, can it keep up to speed with a stable connection? Even when it comes demanding 3D mobile gaming?

Allshare app for my samart tv